François Cluzet

François Cluzet was born on September 21, 1955, in Paris and is considered one of France's most distinguished actors. With his intense performance style and characteristic appearance, François Cluzet has built a broad spectrum of roles over decades - from sensitive dramas to gripping thrillers.

François Cluzet achieved his breakthrough in the 1980s, but reached international success with the tragicomic film "The Intouchables" (2011), in which he portrayed a quadriplegic aristocrat alongside Omar Sy. The film became a worldwide phenomenon and ranks among the most successful French productions of all time. Previously, François Cluzet had already proven in Guillaume Canet's "Tell No One" (2006) that he could also excel in nerve-wracking thrillers. For this role, he received the César Award for Best Actor.

François Cluzet worked with renowned directors such as Claude Chabrol, Bertrand Tavernier, and André Téchiné, demonstrating his versatility in films like "Story of Women" (1988), "L'Enfer" (1994), and "Little White Lies" (2010). His nuanced acting skills earned him multiple nominations and awards, including further César honors.

The German dubbing voice of François Cluzet is Frank Röth, who lends his distinctive voice to the French actor and makes his emotional performances accessible to German-speaking audiences. You can book Frank Röth at speaker-search.